Our mission is to give every learner opportunities to reach their highest potential in a safe and supportive environment which embraces diversity and individual worth. Our goal is that our students become a light to others and shine like the stars we know they are.

​​A​s a Title 1 Campus we conduct an annual end of the year parent survey directly related to parent involvement which helps identify not only our areas of weakness but also our areas of strengths. You have received the link to take part in the survey below and we ask that you take the time to fill it out to let us know how we are doing. The survey refers to several documents which can be found on your campus website. We appreciate your input and look forward to hearing what you have to say by 3/16/2018. If you have any questions or would like a paper copy of the survey please feel free to email me.

Keller ISD is exploring an upcoming plan to generate additional revenue for the District while also lowering taxpayers' overall tax rate – it's a Tax Rate Swap & Drop.

Texas school districts tax rates are broken up into two separate rates – an Interest and Sinking (I&S) rate that funds the payment of debt from bonds that are used to build and maintain school buildings, and Maintenance and Operations (M&O) rate that funds everything else including programming, teacher salaries, and utilities. The M&O rate is currently capped at $1.04 per $100 property valuation, but can be raised to $1.17 with the community's approval. This is done through a Tax Ratification Election.

If the community passes a Tax Ratification Election, Keller ISD could raise the M&O rate by $0.13, but would also be in position to lower the I&S rate by $0.14 due to higher valuations and fiscally responsible refinancing over the years. This would lower the overall tax rate, while providing Keller ISD with $19 million in additional net operating revenue.